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We concluded that eFSH and deslorelin treatment regimes were equally effective in inducing ovulation in early transitional mares, within a predictable time of treatment; however, the eFSH regime increased the number of ovulations and embryos recovered per mare.

Besides, Wada et al. established a mouse model of intracranial aneurysm that the rupture of aneurysms would occur within a predictable time course [ 126]; nevertheless, it requires more experiments.

Induced components are those changes in oscillatory activity which, though they may occur within a predictable time-window following stimulus onset, lack sufficient phase locking to be revealed by averaging in the time domain.

Today, drug combinations manipulate a woman's cycle so she can ovulate at a predictable time.

It utilizes simulated annealing, so the process ends in a predictable time.

Academic research careers consist of a succession of ranks within a fairly predictable time frame.

International opinion leaders generally agreed that return to fertility within a reasonable and predictable time frame was an important priority.

This is in accordance with the analysis of Boice and colleagues, who suggested previously that cancers resulting from an exposure to radiation would develop within predictable time windows; a latency period of at least 5 to 10 years was suggested for second primaries [ 32].

Indeed, Boice et al (1996) have suggested that cancers resulting from an exposure to radiation would develop within predictable time windows: after 10 years for solid tumours and within 5 years for leukaemias.

The temporal space was a day set aside each week: the three communities met on Wednesdays in order to reduce scheduling issues and allow support people – for instance the data and analytics experts — to meet with the three communities within a predictable block of time.

It would be expected that within a given tissue, a specific chemical insult would have a predictable lag time between the insult and the average time at which tumours emerged, and that the emergence of tumours following that lag time would follow a Gaussian distribution.